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Will the Fed edge out the competition with its real-time payment system?

By Veronique de Rugy Imagine what it must be like for private companies that have invested in a new technology and suddenly find out they have to compete with a tax-supported government agency — the very one that also regulates the industry. That’s what happened when the Federal…

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Impeachment in America is part of a troubling trend around the globe

By Fareed Zakaria At first glance, the impeachment proceedings against Donald Trump might seem to be a specifically and narrowly American matter. But if you look around the world, you see that it is part of a deeply worrying global trend. In country after country, we are…

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Dec 22

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If another CR sounds familiar and irresponsible, that's because it is

By Veronique de Rugy Once again, Congress failed to pass its budget before the end of the fiscal year on Sept. 30. It also failed to do this critical part of its job before the continuing resolution, or CR — which they enacted in September to fund the government— expired on Nov.…

The GOP has become the party of state planning and crony capitalism

By Fareed Zakaria Republicans have rallied to Donald Trump’s defense with a vigor and ferocity that might even have surprised the president. It was only a few years ago that many of them suggested that he was not really a Republican and certainly not a conservative. But now…

Despite the gloom, the end is not nigh; there is much to be thankful for

By Veronique de Rugy At a time when our country seems as divided as ever and many are talking as if the end times are coming, it’s more important than ever to look at what we should be thankful for. Unemployment is at its lowest level in nearly 50 years. Poverty is down, too.…

Can the American republic survive the current crisis? It has in the past

By Fareed Zakaria Thanksgiving is my favorite holiday. It’s a secular celebration of America, and as an immigrant, I feel I have much to be grateful for. I am an optimist who tends to see the story of this country as one of addressing its shortcomings and making progress.…

House's Export-Import Bank reauthorization lacks needed reform

By Veronique de Rugy When the U.S. House of Representatives voted to reauthorize the Export-Import Bank recently, special interests got their way in the swamp that is Washington. While advocates for the nation’s official export credit agency pretend it supports small businesses,…

While impeachment distracts, Trump policies keep wrecking alliances

By Fareed Zakaria While impeachment has been dominating the headlines, we are missing a set of stories about American foreign policy that might prove equally consequential. The Trump administration has been doubling down on a policy of unilateralism and isolationism — a…

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Dec 1

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